Ukrainian and Hungarian citizens inoculated against Covid-19 can travel freely to each other’s countries from Friday without the requirement of a test or quarantine, regardless of the type of vaccine they have received, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said on Thursday.
Szijjártó told public media that the two countries have agreed to recognise each other’s immunity certificates.
The minister said the government has been in talks with countries for weeks in allowing vaccinated citizens to travel freely and, with a few exceptions, these agreements had been slower to come about than desired.
He noted that Hungary far outpaced most countries in Europe in terms of the vaccination rate, and so it was unsurprising that countries with a lower inoculation rate could only “move slower”.
One important aim, he said, was to sign agreements with neighbouring countries as soon as possible in order “to enable families, friends and communities torn from each other to come together again.”
Further consultations are under way which will enable new agreements in the coming weeks, he added.
Source: MTI
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in order “to enable families, friends and communities torn from each other to come together again.”
torn from each other by who ???
the virus ,,no ,the government .
but you are still in prison ,unless you do as you are told ,
communism returns to hungary ..
do as you are told or else ,